National Scientific Corporation announces Wi-Fi tag prototype
Posted on 4-Jan-2004 14:01 News, Wi-Fi
National Scientific Corporation announced its new Wi-Fi hardware platform, Wi-Fi Tracker, capable of providing tracking and positioning information on any standard Wi-Fi network. Hardware developer kits are now available to select early adopter customers.
Windows CE .Net 4.20 ported to Xbox
Posted on 3-Jan-2004 22:52 News, Software
The software is not completely finished, but a proof of concept exists. The idea is to show how to port Windows to the gaming console.
California law bans use of computer displays in front seat
Posted on 3-Jan-2004 11:17 News, Computing
The law explicitly bans the use of any visual device, like video monitors or screen or any similar way to visually displaying video. It doesn't say anything about Voice Activated or Text-to-speech though.
What's the trend for 2004
Posted on 2-Jan-2004 11:50 News, Computing
Jon Fortt wrote for The San Jose Mercury News a list of tech trends for 2004. Most wireless or mobile related.
Proliferation of wireless data forms new security market
Posted on 26-Dec-2003 16:01 News, Computing
Wireless carriers are expanding their data services, and more consumer and business devices are supporting wireless connectivity. There are a number of security risks associated with wireless data, which has driven the creation of a new wireless security market.
CyKey wireless keyboard for Palm OS devices
Posted on 25-Dec-2003 23:00 News, Palm
The CyKey Plus is a small "chord" keyboard. The manufacturer claims that it allows fast (30-60 words per minute) touch typing with only one hand.
